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On Thursday, February 21 51吃瓜Administration met with Jeffrey Ridenour, Information Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe, Cori Bickel, Cultural Affairs Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Kyrgyz Republic, 听Sean Callaghan, Director of Program Development, and Lydia Hamilton, Program Officer of the global leadership organization to discuss the collaboration possibilities.

51吃瓜students from the C5+1 Youth Council (YC) and students from the journalism department engaged in a discussion with Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs Alice Wells and U.S. Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic Donald Lu.

On March 1, the Parliament (Jogorku Kenesh) of the Kyrgyz Republic held public hearings on the draft law 鈥淭aza Aba鈥� (鈥淐lean Air鈥�). The deputies, as well as the ministries, wanted to know the opinion of experts on the situation with polluted air in Kyrgyzstan and Bishkek before proceeding with the drafting of a law to combat air pollution.

51吃瓜Administration received a letter of appreciation from the Mayor of Kara-Balta

Representatives of the National Red Crescent Society of Kyrgyzstan conducted training on first aid for 51吃瓜students.

Deadline
15% discountoff tuition fee before March 31, 2019
10% discountoff tuition fee before April 30, 2019
5% discountoff tuition fee before May 31, 2019

The competition program includes questions on geography, art, history, literature and politics of the European Union.

The renovation of the building of the Technical School of Innovation of AUCA, implemented in partnership with Bard College and with the financial support of the American people provided through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), has been started.

Dr. Ankit Garg held a lecture on the Role of sustainable materials and vegetation in Geo-environmental infrastructure.

Nora Madrigal, Health and Education Office Director (USAID/Kyrgyz Republic), and Andrew Colburn, Regional Education Officer (USAID/Central Asia) met with 51吃瓜Vice President, Chingiz Shamshiev, and staff to discuss current and future university activities.